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1. Match the occupation
Compare your education and work duties with an occupation assessed by the correct authority.
- A job title alone is not enough.
- Your duties and documents must support the occupation.
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Plan your Australia skilled visa step by step.
Check your occupation and skills assessment first, then compare subclasses 189, 190 and 491, points and nomination rules.
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Australia Skilled Migration in brief
Check the occupation before calculating points.
Your occupation, assessing authority, English result, age, experience and state rules can all affect a skilled visa application. We explain what must happen first and what documents support each claim.
Australia skilled migration starts with your occupation and skills assessment. Age, English, qualifications, work experience and state nomination can then affect your points and visa options. We explain the order and help you prepare each stage.
- We first check
- Occupation, age, English and experience
- Visas to compare
- Subclasses 189, 190 and 491
- You receive
- A step order and missing-points list
Australia skilled migration
Occupation, skills assessment and visa choice work together.
The sequence matters. Confirm the occupation and assessing authority before relying on points or choosing between subclasses 189, 190 and 491.
- We first check
- Occupation, age, English and experience
- Visas to compare
- Subclasses 189, 190 and 491
- You receive
- A step order and missing-points list
Australia skilled visa steps
Start with the occupation. Calculate points after that.
A high points estimate is not enough. The occupation, skills assessment, Expression of Interest and state or territory rules must also fit.
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2. Complete the skills assessment
Prepare the qualification, employment and identity records required by the assessing authority.
- Authorities have different evidence rules.
- A positive assessment is usually needed before the next stage.
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3. Calculate points and English
Age, English, qualifications, experience, partner and nomination factors can affect the total.
- The minimum points threshold does not guarantee an invitation.
- Documents must support every point claimed.
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4. Expression of Interest and nomination
Choose between independent, state-nominated and regional options based on the profile and current invitation settings.
- State and territory criteria are not identical.
- Keep evidence current while waiting for an invitation.
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5. Visa application
After an invitation, submit the visa evidence and complete the checks requested by the Australian authority.
- The application must match the EOI claims.
- Health, character and family documents may be required.
Options to compare
Choose the option that fits your situation.
The right category depends on your purpose, eligibility, documents and timing. Compare the options before you start preparing.
Independent
Subclass 189
Explore the independent skilled pathway when the occupation, points and invitation position support it.
For applicants who do not rely on state nomination.State nominated
Subclass 190
Connect the occupation and profile to state or territory criteria before preparing an expression of interest.
For applicants who may qualify for nomination.Regional
Subclass 491
Consider regional nomination and the conditions attached to a provisional skilled route.
For applicants open to a regional pathway.Requirements to check
What decides the Australia pathway
Use this as a checklist for the first call. Exact requirements depend on the program and your details.
Occupation match
Your work duties and qualifications must support the nominated occupation.
Skills assessment
Education and employment documents must meet the assessing authority rules.
Points
Age, English, qualifications, experience and nomination can change the total.
State rules
Nomination requirements differ by state, occupation and intake.
Documents to prepare
Prepare documents that support every important claim.
The right documents depend on the program and your circumstances. We explain what each document needs to prove.
Qualification records
Certificates, transcripts and professional registration where relevant.
Employment evidence
Detailed duties, reference letters, payslips and statutory records.
English result
An accepted test result and a plan for any score improvement.
Identity and funds
Passport, civil documents and financial evidence for the chosen stage.
How we help
From eligibility check to application review.
We explain each stage, what you need to provide and what happens next.
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Occupation check
Match your duties and qualifications to a listed occupation.
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Skills assessment
Prepare the documents required by the assessing authority.
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Points and EOI
Calculate the points and prepare the Expression of Interest.
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Nomination and visa
Follow the invitation or state nomination instructions.
Frequently asked questions
Australia Skilled Migration: clear answers before you begin.
Requirements, terms and processing can change. Check the current issuer or authority instructions before you submit or purchase.
What are subclasses 189, 190 and 491?
Subclass 189 is an independent skilled route, 190 is state or territory nominated, and 491 is a regional provisional skilled route. Each has its own criteria and invitation settings.
Do I need a skills assessment?
Most skilled migration applicants need a suitable assessment from the authority responsible for the nominated occupation. The evidence rules differ by authority.
Is 65 points enough?
A points threshold is not an invitation guarantee. Competitive scores vary by occupation, visa category, state or territory and invitation round.
Can I apply without an English test?
The accepted English result and level depend on the route and points claimed. Check the current official requirements before relying on a score scenario.
Can my family be included?
Family members may be included in some applications, but the forms, evidence and health and character checks must reflect the family situation accurately.
Official information: Australian Department of Home Affairs
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Share your details, plan or previous application.
We will check the essentials, explain the options worth reviewing and tell you what to prepare next.